Thank you for the variety of topics about ancient history.

I really like this podcast. It’s usually 30minutes or less but it’s efficient and very entertaining if you like Ancient Mysteries or Occulted history

I love his podcast, and as a fellow believer, love the brother. His podcast is great to listen to, filled with great content. Last podcast though, needed some editing. Not sure what happened? Praying for you always!

Love Derek’s delivery. I can sense his enthusiasm. Thought provoking material. Compels me to visit the region. Thank you!

Content is 100. But the way the commercials break in without any context pulls me right out of the story structure.

Great guy great podcast. Thank you

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What a wonderful, thought-provoking podcast. We recommend it heartily!

Thanks for the great podcast!

I love the show but now it’s just turning into too much Biblical talk, so had to lower my review a bit. I don’t listen for religious stuff, I listen for ancient content / mysteries, etc

Covers topics and angles that are dismissed by mainstream culture. Very thought-provoking content.

Why does he say negative things about certain cultures?????

I absolutely love this podcast. Can’t get enough of the ancient possibilities. Keep up the awesome work Derek!

I knew I was going to love this podcast series from the very first episode when they interviewed Gary Wayne. Great podcast series right up there with Blurry Creatures!

Thank you for your podcast!!! It’s AWESOME!!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 The MORONS IN CHARGE have hidden things for so many years with made us stupid!!

So glad you have your own podcast now! Your research, and the way you break it down is so easy to listen to.

Heard about the show on The Confessional but have liked you since hearing you on Blurry Creatures. Very glad you FINALLY have your own podcast. Excellent work. Highly recommend

Heard you on The Confessionals. Been to Egypt and Peru. Met Dr. Robert Schoch and Mohamed Ibrahim. Love this stuff!

Love this podcast! Show is produced in a way that the host and guest get straight to the point. I can’t put in words how much I appreciate that.

We need to have more of these newer archeologist's insights and open discussions with them on what they are really finding and what they speculate their findings are. I never believed they built these massive, precise, structures with logs and ramps. Why didn’t they keep building them if that’s the case? Let’s open up the discussions! And give us more!